UGC NET December 2026: Application Correction Window Opens, Check Permitted Edits
The National Testing Agency has opened the application correction window for the UGC NET December 2026 examination, with deadlines closing November 4.

Application Correction Window Opens for UGC NET December 2026
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially opened the application correction window for the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC NET) December 2026 examination. Registered candidates seeking to make modifications to their submitted application forms can access the online portal.
According to the official notification released by the testing agency, the correction facility will remain active until 11:50 PM on November 4, 2026. Aspirants have been strongly advised to review their particulars thoroughly to ensure total accuracy before the deadline elapses.
Permitted Fields and Restrictions
As per the guidelines issued by the NTA, candidates are granted permission to edit specific identifying particulars in their forms. These permitted fields are restricted to:
- Candidate's full name - Father's name - Mother's name
Conversely, the testing agency has imposed strict restrictions on several core credentials that cannot be altered under any circumstances during this window. These restricted fields include:
- Registered mobile number - Email address - Permanent and present postal addresses - Uploaded candidate photograph - Scanned signature
Essential Steps for Candidates
Aspirants intending to utilize the correction facility must log into the official NTA portal using their credentials. Officials have reiterated that candidates should not wait until the final hours of the deadline to avoid potential last-minute technical congestion on the server.
For official assistance and inquiries, candidates can reach out to the NTA helpline numbers or contact the designated support email provided by the agency.
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